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The signage is expected to be changed after a renaming ceremony later this year at the post office at 616 E. Main St.
CASA Kane County Executive Director Jim Di Ciaula has been appointed to co-chair the National CASA/GAL Suburban Leadership Council.
As proposed, The Grove would construct a 21-unit townhome complex consisting of six three-story buildings around a private drive on the currently vacant 2.5-acre parcel at 5N024 Route 31.
Those leading the charge combatting human trafficking in Kane County say there must be more open dialogue and a shift in public opinion of the victims in order to fully address the problem.
Several Kane County fire departments came together to conduct trench rescue training Friday morning in Geneva.
In reacting to news that an arrest was made in connection with the sexual abuse of a resident at Marklund Hyde Center Geneva, officials stated in a news release that “it feels like a huge weight has been lifted.”
Local residents can pick up a free recycling voucher during the month of May at Verlo Mattress of St. Charles’ factory store located at 2682 E. Main St.
St. Charles residents are invited to hear about the current progress, challenges and future initiatives of the City at the ‘State of the City’ event on May 16.
Recovery Centers of America relocated their outpatient services from South Elgin to the new 4,100-square-foot outpatient facility in December 2023
The Kane County Board allocated nearly $10 million in federal pandemic recovery funding to the Kane County Health Department to address gaps in the behavioral health system.
The Kane County State’s Attorney’s and Sheriff’s offices announced Saturday night that Isaiah Fields, 22, of the 5000 block of West Maple Avenue in Chicago, was arrested Friday.
May and June will mark the return of periodical cicadas, and Kane and Kendall counties will host several events to celebrate.
The Batavia Public Library will host the Batavia Plain Dirt Gardeners for a presentation by Jack Shouba, local naturalist, avid photographer, and former teacher at 6:45 p.m. on May 21.
This work is anticipated to take approximately six months to complete, weather permitting.